we can see how they've jumped at the news about novelli returning to russia you can feel the joy in their carbon copy comments joy because nivelle nice case apparently helps western politicians think that they can now distract their citizens from the deepest crisis the liberal system has ever experienced develop these cases gain foreign political residence artificially and baselessly everything happening to me relating to his return and detention falls within the competence of the law. let's take a closer look now at how development became one of the kremlin's top political enemies the 44 year old anticorruption campaign that has long been the most prominent face of fall position of russia to president vladimir putin in 2008 novelli began blogging about alleged malpractise and corruption and some of the biggest state controlled companies including oil firms banks and ministries his mocking of the establishment loyal to putin game to millions of russian followers on social media in the 2011 parliamentary election of only urged his supporters to vote for any party except putin's united russ

political analyst says a news agency owned and operated by the russian government we're curious as novelli f wanting special treatment when it comes to the law. mr noble is very authoritarian he doesn't listen to other people in that position he never made anybody to kokoda nations so in that sense he was even more or less. safe for the government because he neutralized you know potential protest just channeled all that energy on himself but just recently mr not only decided to play 2 games at the same time he decided to be a political refugee using present mode trying to merge and coming back to russia and then a political you could hear well obviously of the government decided not to allow it is specially because. to suspend a sense you know a lot of people were asking russia why is not only see things differently from other people other people say it has a suspended sentence and they want them brought. along by which a person that for treatment for germany or. any every for russian person who would be arrested after missing the line for his or her return on a suspended sentence sobered

novelli was detained on arrival from berlin on sunday arrested for breaking parole on a suspended sentence the reason he missed his parole hearing is because he was in a coma after being poisoned with a nova chalk nerve agent doctors say he should still be resting and recovering from the attack which many countries believe was sanctioned by the kremlin outside the police station his lawyers and journalists were denied entry into the impromptu court i am city but stars. i do not understand why the hearing is taking place at a police station why was no one informed or notified i have seen a lot of times the mockery of justice but it looks like the old man in his bunker was so scared of everything that the criminal procedures kurds have been blatantly torn up and thrown out what's happening here is just impossible this is the highest degree of lawlessness. germany the u.k. and the u.s. have all demanded his immediate release story. through its own constitution and its international obligations is tied to the principles of rule of law and the protection of civic rights which obviously also got

novelli will now be hold for 30 days he says he's not afraid because truth is on his side in this important election year for putin truth might not be enough to set him free charlie anja al-jazeera. hello again i'm fully back to bill with the headlines on al-jazeera brazil has begun its coverage 1000 vaccine distribution for people in malice the gateway to the amazon rain forest vaccinations can't happen soon enough the health system there is on the verge of collapse and oxygen supplies are critically low china is being at criticized by an independent panel sent to uncover what happened in the early days of the coronavirus outbreak it's interim report says officials could have applied measures more forcefully during the initial outbreak and was on a panel also criticised anyway chose on a response. team which found the route west we will be well only be successful who cleans group areas with the following information conway possession of chinese authorities 1st all stories produced in china on the presence of sars school the 2 related genetic sequence sequences in animals. almost certain re

a real threats to vladimir putin that's how commentators are describing kremlin critic alexei novelli son who is he a courageous and charismatic opposition leader or an opportunist fighting a personal vendetta against president putin for all the russian authorities certainly responding nervously to his recent return to moscow novelli was immediately arrested in turn he put out a documentary film showing a giant colors allegedly belonging to president putin that triggered more claims and counterclaims and violent protests across the country.

call for those for straight to do everything from the economy to longstanding claims of corruption novelli supporters have used social media to spread he's views and to organize protests there have been thousands of arrests across russia and with just days to go before novelli appears in court to face charges of parole violations the kremlin is keen to shut down and discredit him and he supporters assad big al jazeera i was under guard for i was among the protesters in moscow. here in moscow the organizers announced that that is it for today that they made their point by managing to reach the pension center where no violin has been held but that didn't come easy today 1st of all the original point where the testers were supposed to gather was completely sealed off the whole center of moscow the heart of moscow was sealed off with buses not running metro not stopping so they started together in at the reserved points and these points were changing in an hour because every time they would start together in coming out on the streets then police would immediately detain people and finally they

russian opposition leader critic alexei novelli is heading home after hospital treatment in germany following a near fatal nerve agent attack the kremlin critic insists president vladimir putin personally ordered the attack the russian or thora he is deny any involvement of only is facing jail for breaching an early a suspended sentence. thousands of migrants from central america are gathering in gathering in guatemala for a push north towards the united states mexico mexican border forces are on alert for their arrival it's thought the migrants are hoping joe biden's incoming administration will be list tough on migration. uganda's long serving lead you where it was 70 is bit has been declared the winner of the presidential election with 58 percent of the vote and 70 thank the electorate for what he called a peaceful election after campaign was marred by violence international observers say they can't confirm whether the poll was free and fair because they were allowed only limited access authorities imposed an internet blackout the one opposition candidate bobby wind has rejected the result

russian opposition leader let's say novelli is heading home after hospital treatment in germany following a near fatal nerve agent attack the kremlin critic insists president vladimir putin personally ordered the poisoning the russian authorities deny any involvement of army is facing jail for breaching an earlier suspended sentence. a strict nationwide curfew has come into force in france people now have to stay at home from 6 pm 2 hours earlier than before residents face fines or even jail time if they don't comply infection rates in france have stabilized but the number of covert 19 patients needing intensive care in hospitals is still rising rapidly. normally bustling with saturday night shopping days paris businesses closed their doors much earlier than normal. but we trust the government but once again it's a loss in revenue for us we need to reorganize our staffing we don't know how we will get financial help for that will we be able to use the furlough scheme for us . what kind of impact will it have on our revenue but for but for the well. it's a tough new measure and aimed at ge

is behind bars since his return to russia and has several charges against him fellow supporters of novelli have been arrested and the prosecutor's office has issued a warning to those supporters attending the demonstration on saturday if those who participate in the un authorized protests will be brought to justice. the kremlin is using tic toc to try to influence not only supporters. i received a request yesterday from an advertising agency asking whether one of our bloggers could publicly call for people not to go to the demo we declined of course because i was tick-tock is hard for the kremlin to control try as they may it's unclear how many people will take to the streets authorities say any unsanctioned protests will be immediately suppressed. as 10 out of the other stories making headlines the start date for the impatient trial against former u.s. president on will trump has been pushed back to the week of the 8th of february senate majority leader chuck schumer announced the delay which will give the senate war time to focus on joe biden's legislative agenda trump is accused of inci

and what stiff inside that the government spokesman said was that the government was glad that alexei novelli had recovered enough to a point where he felt ready to return home and really in moscow jared here in berlin thank you very much to you both. now let's catch up on some other stories making headlines around the world today police in guatemala have fired tear gas and used batons against thousands of migrants from central america who are pushing north towards the united states it's thought the migrants are hoping joe biden's incoming administration will be less tough on migration than the current. small groups of donald trump supporters some of them heavily armed have gathered for protests outside capitals in a number of u.s. states 11 days after the riders stormed the u.s. capitol many u.s. cities braced for a potential new wave of violent protests ahead of 2 bidens inauguration thousands of national guard troops in deployed but protesters have remained peaceful so far. china's economy beat expectations in 2020 growing by 2.3 percent it was boosted by a strong 4th quarter just makes it

is behind bars since his return to russia and has several charges against him fellow supporters of novelli have been arrested and the prosecutor's office has issued a warning to those supporters attending the demonstration on saturday at least those who participate in the un authorized protests will be brought to justice. the kremlin is using tic toc to try to influence not only supporters. i received a request yesterday from an advertising agency asking whether one of our bloggers. publicly call for people not to go to the demo we declined of course because i was tick tock is hard for the kremlin to control try as they may it's unclear how many people will take to the streets authorities say any unsanctioned protests will be immediately suppressed. the pandemic has left the performance industry reeling using publishing and only under the radar sign if the business is booming thanks to a frenzy of high profile music catalog sales many fans of folk legend bob dylan was shocked when he sell the rights to all his songs last month but he isn't the only start looking to cash out investors in th

today in brussels officials will discuss how they'll react to the detention of kremlin critic alexei novelli and to the rest of thousands of his supporters during protests this weekend here you has already imposed sanctions on russian individuals close to president person after novelli is poisoning in organist but calls are growing among some member states to toughen the starts. and before the meeting german foreign minister heiko mosse called me on the arrest of protest is to be released immediately. started because the german government we already made clear at the time of mr obama's arrest that we cannot comprehend this move and demanded mr of all news immediate release after the demonstrations over the weekend this now also applies to the protesters who were detained by security forces. according to the russian constitution everyone in russia has the right to express their opinion and to protest so this must be allowed and the principles of the rule of law must be applied. that's what it was russia has always been committed to this that's why we expect the peaceful protesters who were un

invalid and his associates have been detained in recent days for calling for an authorised protest novelli was sentenced to 30 days jail upon his return to russia last sunday. but about it pictures showing threatening storm clouds rolling in overnight a province in more than spain lightning heavy rain and strong winds battered the catalonian region a market square in one town suffered extensive damage as the fast moving storm swept through no injuries have so far been reported. a rare portrait by renascence old master sun robot a chile is said to fetch as much as $100000000.00 at auction the work dated to $1480.00 is titled a young man holding a roundel the painting is the star attraction at an art auction in new york next week. when the when this leg at the battle of the brissie is dortmund arriving much in blood desperate for a wind to get their title babe back on track but the visit his defense was once again in a generous mood and glad took full advantage. there was a hug beforehand between end in tears each and the man many to to succeed him. both sides have been scoring for fun this

hack in ukraine, the investigation in the assessment of 2020 campaign but also the safety of alexi novelli where the united states considering changing russia and any harm that comes or to the protesters being arrested, how front and center is this issue to you of rushing crackdown on the opposition and human rights. >> thank you as we know already expressed our k deep concern for the mission of alexei navalny specifically and more generally with the human rights situation. in russia and it remains striking to me how concerned and maybe even scared the russian government seems to be of one man alexei navalny. across-the-board is the president has said we are reviewing all of these actions that are in deep concern to us, whether it is the treatment of alexei navalny and particularly the apparent use of a chemical weapon and an attempt to assassinate him, we're looking very urgently as well as solar room wins and the location of the reports of bounties placed by russia on american forces in afghanistan. and of course we are looking at these questions of election interference. all of that as

novelli was detained on arrival from berlin on sunday arrested for breaking parole on a suspended sentence the reason he missed his parole hearing is because he was in a coma after being poisoned with the nova chalk nerve agent doctors say he should still be resting and recovering from the attack which many countries believe was sanctioned by the kremlin outside the police station his lawyers and journalists were denied entry into the impromptu court city but stars behind that those 2 actually i didn't understand why the hearing is taking place at a police station why was no one informed or notified i have seen a lot of times the mockery of justice but it looks like the old man in his bunker was so scared of everything that the criminal procedures codes have been blatantly torn up and thrown out what's happening here is just impossible this is the highest degree of lawlessness. germany the u.k. and the u.s. have all demanded his immediate release story. through its own constitution and its international obligations is tied to the principles of rule of law and the protection of civic rights

into the program russian opposition leader alexei novelli has been arrested upon his return to moscow a kremlin critic was taken into custody shortly after landing russian authorities say he's wanted over multiple violations of an old suspended sentence for fraud charges of only flew to moscow from berlin where he had spent almost 5 months recuperating from a nerve agent attack that almost killed him several european union states have called for restrictive measures on russia until it releases no volley. now the opposition figure spoke at the airport in moscow moments before his or. rest here's a bit of what he had to say. this is the most beautiful day in 5 months. germany is a great country and i'm very grateful to germany for all that it has done for me. but this is my home my flown here and i'm not afraid yeah absolutely i will go through passport control like any other citizen because i have a clear conscience yeah. a correspondent emily sherwin joins us now from moscow emily what more do we know about of all these arrests. we know that he was arrested just around passport contro

organize protests there have been thousands of arrests across russia and with just days to go before novelli appears in court to face charges of parole violations the kremlin is keen to shut down and discredit him and his supporters aside big al-jazeera well alexander got fry was among the protesters in the capital moscow today. here in moscow the organizers announced that that is it for today that they made their point by managing to reach the detention center where not vitally has been held to but that didn't come easy today 1st of all the original point where the testers were supposed to gather was completely sealed off the whole center of moscow the heart of moscow was sealed off with buses not running metro not stopping so they started together at the reserved points and these points were changing in an hour because every time they would start together in coming out on the streets then police would immediately detain people and finally they managed to get to. where all of the 3 were railway stations there was a significant group of people several 1000 people and they had their protest t

novelli points out the exits of a tunnel used by putin to access the beach. he also emphasizes not just the size of the palace but also the vastness of the area its occupies which is 3 and a half times the size of the nearest city. the kremlin rejects all the claims calling them nonsensical. these are ground us allegations they are nonsense and a compilation of complications and nothing else that's a pretty simple goal of such documents such pseudo investigations it's a scam we want all the people taken into account the big number of. been a valiant sis the not only does this property belong to putin which but that it was financed through corruption and the misuse of public funds at least calling it the biggest bribe in history to which the russian president must be held to account. for all you go to remind you of our top story ahead of his inauguration joe biden has attended mass. in washington. d.c. remains under tight security lockdown for the event. stick around we'll have a special live coverage of the inauguration. to own. or not to own. what about assu

don't want to acknowledge the existence but you must ask the question given what we're seeing today is novelli winning than maybe a war. well i think the millions of views certainly point to that the fact that everyone here even the people who didn't take to the streets are beating in solidarity as you can hear and also those you know rat. there are violent. images that we've been seeing of arrests taking place here in moscow over $800.00 across the country as well huge police presence those will most likely be shared in the coming few days and also ahead of these protests it's been interesting to see that on tick talk a young a group of young people have been sharing videos calling for people to come out much to the kremlin's dismay who have been saying you know this is an unauthorized process of protests under-age people shouldn't be coming out onto the streets but that has been kind of a viral phenomenon in the younger generation this week as well that we've been seeing in the scene in central moscow really showing thanks so much. now for a look at some of the other stories making news this

governments at the moment on one hand fervently backing the pro novelli protests. when russia on another blasting far bigger rallies in their own backyard were reports. the united states has come out in the strongest terms against the suppression of protests and against put he spoke let me try again the united states says it can deadens police brutality 8 other countries the united states strongly condemns the use of harsh tactics against protesters and journalists this weekend in cities throughout russia prior to today said vents the russian government sought to suppress the rights to peaceful assembly and freedom of expression i've got ahead and put together a least a list of people in that disease that have the right to lecture others on police brutality so there's luas for example they knew this stuff right what's legal and what isn't there is the pope i'm not catholic but i haven't seen vatican security roughing anyone up recently than that as yada yada oh oh there's no america in this least the very good reason there won't be defining there will be a dismantl

of course in russia today deny the opposition leader alexina volleys appeal to be released from jail novelli was arrested last week when he returned from germany where he was being treated for poisoning. i understand my rights and i want to draw the attention of the court to the fact that since i was detained i've not had a single opportunity to meet with my lawyers in private not a single one alexandra god for house more now from moscow now finally use their he's a right to speak during the appeal process to send a message though he's a supporters and his main message is that the whole prosecution of him is done deliberately to scare people off to scare everyone that objects present the authorities in russia and his message was to everybody that he's not afraid and that they shouldn't be afraid and now what followed immediately is renewed calls for a new protests pakistan's supreme court today ordered the release of a man convicted then acquitted in the murder of the wall street journal journalist daniel pearl judges dismissed the appeals against the release of british born. cheik. a court

kim international called the nation is growing over the arrest of russian opposition leader and exit novelli and he flew into moscow the valmy spent the past 5 months in germany after being poisoned and that attack he says was ordered by president vladimir putin both u.s. administrations the u.k. and the european union a calling for his immediate release germany has described the valleys arrest as in comprehensible well amnesty international accuses russia of waging a relentless campaign against him will bring in our panel of experts to discuss this further but 1st has. it sakes a particular type of person to survive a probable state sanctioned poisoning and then return to the country you believe tried to kill you a country where you face imminent arrest. never gave the slightest suggestion he would do anything else following months of recuperation in germany alexei and wife yulia took their seats on a moscow bound plane from berlin magazine. but it's been a monopoly boy bring us a little vodka we're flying home says yulia quoting a much loved russian gangster movie it's a never alley hole m

sent 15 legal requests of those germany complied with to relating to transcripts of interviews with novelli and his wife meaning moscow is still waiting for medical files biomaterials and the german research that led to the novacek diagnosis a spokesman for the russian prosecutor's office expressed doubt that germany and other western countries actually want to get to the bottom of what happened. germany has taken a formal approach in responding to russia's requests and in fact has not provided anything which could shed light on the alleged poisoning it seems that the clear intention of our foreign colleagues is to conceal the true circumstances of the incident in order to continue with the unfounded accusations against russia. and evidence has buried part of a ski resort in southern russia as captured this video showing the moment disaster struck him of course as mountains as people tried to leave the slopes one person has been confirmed dead and 2 others are missing a major search operation will resume at 1st light 6 people have been rescued so far . a group of around 7000 u.s. bound migr

opposition figure was convicted for embezzlement for which he received a suspended sentence but mr novelli believes that this case is politically motivated a little earlier we heard from the russian top diplomat surrogate. he who warned the european officials and western officials in general from interfering in russia's own internal affairs when it comes to trials against suspected criminals. novell needs cases got so much international complicity everything that happens in a vulnerable god and his return in detention is the business of law enforcement agencies we are talking about enforcing laws in some of the countries simply mentation of their own laws is considered to be of secondary importance to achieving some geopolitical goals this is their problems in our case law enforcement agencies have made their position clear now vali is very likely to remain in custody for the next few weeks before a court decision and so pressure is building up now the nord stream pipeline project hangs in the balance as well so let's watch out for new developments. well seeing the hawks coming away in jus

is behind bars since his return to russia and has several charges against him fellow supporters of novelli have been arrested and the prosecutor's office has issued a warning to those supporters attending the demonstration on saturday at least those who participate in the un authorized protests will be brought to justice in. the kremlin is using tic toc to try to influence not only supporters. i received a request yesterday from an advertising agency asking whether one of our bloggers could publicly call for people not to go to the demo we declined of course because i always tick tock is hard for the kremlin to control try as they may it's unclear how many people will take to the streets authorities say any unsanctioned protests will be immediately suppressed. and the sport in the bundesliga the battle of the bras is sold dortmund arrive and match and glad bash desperate for a win to get their title bit back on track and the visitors defense was once again in a generous mood glad bus took full advantage. there was a hug beforehand between and in tears each and the man many took to succeed

indication or do you have any feeling that what happened today is likely to change anything for mr novelli who is in prison for at least a month or indeed for president putin i think for alex in our viny the huge numbers of people on the streets today did show that he does have russia wide support or at least his cause has russia wide support and for the kremlin i think it also changes things especially when it comes to how they should deal with. going forward so far they've kind of downplayed his significance but i think these protests prove that he is a force to be reckoned with and certainly an inconvenience going forward. all right do you really sure who is at the protests today in moscow thanks for that insight. to take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. streets and homes have been flooded in the central british town of beautifully after a river overflowed following heavy rain firefighters were ordered to have rescued a number of people trapped in the flood waters residents have called for a permanent flood barrier to be installed. dramatic pictures show

and what stiff inside that the government spokesman said was that the government was glad that alexei novelli had recovered enough to a point where he felt ready to return home some countries there are calling for sanctions to be imposed on russia in relation to this case doing you know if germany is likely to join those calls for sanctions. i think it's probably a little bit too early to say that yet but what german germany has repeated is that it wants russia to invest the energy that it is currently using in prosecuting alexei navalny and use that energy and actually investigating what happened to him what we found out over the weekend is that transcripts of interviews carried out by earlene prosecutors with alexei in a valley were given to russian prosecutors and what the german government said was that now it has these transcripts and it also has forensic evidence like blood tissue and clothing samples that all of these together is more than enough all that it needs to to carry out a thorough investigation into what happened to alexina valmy the government saying that any investigation s

indication or do you have any feeling that what happened today is likely to change anything for mr novelli who is in prison for at least a month or indeed for president putin well i think for me the huge numbers of people on the streets today did show that he does have russia wide support or at least his cause has russia wide support and for the kremlin i think it also changes things especially when it comes to how they should deal with vineet going forward so far they've kind of downplayed his significance but i think these protests prove that he is a force to be reckoned with and certainly an inconvenience going forward all right did abuse emily sherman who is at the protests today in moscow thanks for that insight. take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. hundreds of anti-government protesters have taken to the streets of chile's capital santiago riot police fired water cannon and tear gas on demonstrators protesters are calling for reforms to pension health care and education systems. dramatic pictures show threatening storm clouds rolling in over yet the

media discussions from now state backed media media will of course not accuse putin but rather present novelli as someone who has betrayed his country and wants to weaken russia yuri rachet a reporting for us in moscow thank you. to sports now and in football byron leverkusen defeated bursey at dortmund in the big midweek but is that the showdown story inverts was the man of the hour he helped leverkusen notch in important 3 points and keep their shot at the league title alive after not winning since mid december. both leverkusen and dortmund wanted to get back to winning ways even midweek action. laver because in fired the 1st warning shot in just the 2nd minute. 17 year old thought he invests launched a rocket that was almost too hot for roman burkey and his defense to handle. 12 minutes later bailey sent a beautiful long pass to mossad d.m.p. who coolly slotted into the next nice job controlling the ball before taking his shots. dortmund equalized midway through the 2nd half thanks to you leon brunt a powerful effort from long range for his 1st goal of the season. that laver couzin had the

north stream to pipeline again in focus but how does it look to mr novelli. union hey there well i can tell you that the story is very complicated but these 2 are now linked because of the resolution that you mentioned the european parliament is stepping in with its reaction to the arrest of opposition blogger alike saying the volley the resolution though is not binding but it's clearly an indication of where the wind is blowing in the european union the authors of the document are calling for extended antiderivatives saying the extension expansion of these sanctions that are already existing but also they want new measures against russia to be in place plus the punishment of russian officials so-called russian all of guards and also the people behind the so-called anti the volley of propaganda basically anyone that could have been linked to the arrest of the kremlin critic so it is clear that the european lawmakers are trying to teach the russian government a lesson as they see it and so they're willing to also block the north stream to pipeline project whic

discussions right now state backed made the media will of course not accuse putin but rather present novelli as someone who has betrayed his country and wants to weaken russia yuri rachet a reporting for us in moscow thank you. football now buyer leverkusen defeated darkman in the big midweek to sink a showdown sorry i'm firth's was the man of the hour he helped leverkusen notch an important 3 points and keep their shot at the league title alive after not winning since mid december. both laver couzin and door man wanted to get back to winning ways even midweek action. laver because in fired the 1st warning shot in just the 2nd minute. 17 year old thought he inverts launched a rocket that was almost too hot for roman burkey and his defense to handle. 12 minutes later bailey sent a beautiful long pass to most d.m.p. who coolly slotted it into the net nice job controlling the ball before taking his shots. dortmund equalized midway through the 2nd half thanks to you leon brunt. a powerful effort from long range for his 1st goal of the season. labor cozen had the last word late teenage of vets hi

the destruction of all our civil liberties of a glove nigger away at the with him earlier in the week novelli had released a video alleging president putin was the owner of a 1000000000 dollar property on the black sea this was denied by putin spokesperson . then of only supporters corruption is a major source of a discontent in the constant crackdown on their movement is they say an attempt to silence them ok now that you know. this is going to i'm fed up with keeping quiet we've been silent for too long and it's probably time to speak that's my position and time to say that we have the right that we have the freedoms and that we have the desire to live in a completely different country. the only may not pose an immediate danger to president clinton's power but economic problems in the country are only going as is the discontent and some analysts believe the kremlin fears the potential of the della reese style mass dissent and the prospect of more protests. sunny day you go out jazeera. all right let's bring in our guests in moscow sergey markov director of the institute for political studie

butt out passport control after a goodbye kiss with his wife police led novelli away the kremlin denies the f.s.b. had any role in last year's novacek poisoning that nearly kills the opposition leader but now it seems likely russia will jail no brownie for surviving it rory chalons al-jazeera well let's bring in the bush of sky ash is a senior fellow at the washington institute for near east policy and joins us via skype from washington d.c. so u.s. secretary state might pompei or has condemned the arrest of alexina valley what do you make of pompei as a response and is it likely to make any difference in moscow in the dying days of the trump administration. it's hard to tell i mean look as it as you said these are the last days the dying days of the administration the real question is what will the biden administration do once it takes over in days from now in just a few days from now and that in and of itself remains unclear we don't fully know what but what type of policy by aims to pursue towards russia and the fact of the matter is putin always tests for an international response a

a real threats to vladimir putin that's how commentators are describing kremlin critic alexei novelli son who is he a courageous and charismatic opposition leader or an opportunist fighting a personal vendetta against president putin. the russian authorities certainly responded nervously to his recent return to moscow an avanti was immediately arrested in turn he put out a documentary film showing a giant colored selectively belonging to president putin that triggered more claims and counterclaims and violent protests across.

this broad has such a can play so the big and bigger scale and will continue because mr novelli has in mind the september elections for the state duma i think that keeping in mind that 2025 percent. supporting the president vladimir putin in russia and it's all about 40 percent are supporting the president pushing this trade and i think that that's not the big deal for for president putin the only thing which is probably warning him that a lot of people are coming. to the streets to support. mr no volley because mr no vollies is regarded a hero we we here in russia he in russia for a very long time have haven't had such a you know like mr natale look he was almost poisoned he came to join us and then he joined russia on purpose because he knew that he would be addressed that and even tried to and probably could be jailed so i think that. that is the big concern for president putin these protests especially economic economic conditions of ossining is that the conditions under the conditions are they called it. a new wave of n. factions along with more infectious strains of coronavirus p